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Logix are committed to providing preventative actions and solutions to all your electrolysis problems. Electrolysis and corrosion can affect all types of vessels ranging from small to large, brand new to “well loved” fibreglass, wood, carbon fibre, aluminium, steel and concrete vessels. Problems can arise from many sources - we aim to find the source and rectify it. A well designed cathodic protection system will significantly reduce maintenance and running costs of your vessel. Performance will be maintained with the correct system due to minimal marine growth. Logix provides a range of products relating to corrosion and electrolysis protection for marinas, OEMs and all types of vessels. Marinas can spend on average between 10 - 15% of gross revenues combating corrosion including replacement of pylons, concrete jetties and walkways, replacement of wiring and electrical fittings, maintenance and repairs. There are very simple solutions that can be implemented to reduce the CAPEX and legal obligations.

21/10/2026

Good vibes only... because the experts are inspecting the boat. 😎

Because preventing corrosion is a lot more enjoyable than paying for repairs.

13/10/2026

🎨 What happens when you put paint on an anode?

It might seem harmless, but paint can affect how an anode does its job.

In this quick Reel, Brian Gatt explains what happens and why it matters for marine corrosion protection.

⚓ Practical answers from marine corrosion experts.

11/10/2026

Shore power keeps a marina running — but only when the electrical environment is safe.

At Logix Consulting, we test marina shore power systems to identify stray current, electrical faults and potential shock hazards before boats connect.

It’s a straightforward process, but an important one — helping marinas provide a safer environment for everyone on and around the water.

01/10/2026

Look at the difference. 👀
From marine growth to a much cleaner propeller at the next inspection.

The right combination of corrosion protection and fouling-control solutions can make a real difference to your boat.

Not sure what your vessel needs? Talk to the Logix team.

22/09/2026

When a boat looks fine, but the propellers are telling a different story…
It’s time to take a closer look.

Jessica Gatt is on the field investigating unusual corrosion and asking an important question: is this an anode problem, or something else?

A closer look at the bonding system and some in-water testing helped uncover the bigger picture.

Watch the video to follow the investigation.

20/09/2026
13/09/2026

How do professionals actually test for corrosion? 👀..It’s not always as simple as looking for rust or visible damage.

In this video, Brian from LOGIX Consulting explains how corrosion professionals investigate what's happening beneath the surface.

🎥 Watch the video to find out.

Electrolytic DC Stray corrosion is a significant concern, typically triggered by electrical faults or leaks originating ...
02/09/2026

Electrolytic DC Stray corrosion is a significant concern, typically triggered by electrical faults or leaks originating onboard. This corrosion occurs due to environmental factors such as water exposure and electrical system issues, which can lead to the degradation of submerged metal components.

Understanding the impact of this type of corrosion on different materials is crucial for crafting efficient prevention strategies.

27/08/2026

Not all anodes wear the same—and that difference can tell you a lot. ⚓

Uneven or dissimilar anode wear can be a sign of uneven current distribution, stray current, ineffective cathodic protection, or other factors affecting the vessel's underwater system.

Understanding why anodes are wearing differently is key to ensuring your vessel is properly protected.
At LOGIX Consulting, we don't just look at the anodes—we investigate what they're telling us.

💬 Have you ever noticed uneven anode wear on a vessel?

25/08/2026

We love working with Gavin and the team at The Boat Surveyor. This looks like a great series … worth a follow

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18/5 Daintree Place
West Gosford, NSW
2251

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+61243810790

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